List of changes
Changes in 1.4.6 (Due out on the 20th Feb if all goes well)
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* Big increase in PID read speed when you have 'fast mode' ticked in the settings. Unfortunately some of the cheap clone / china OBD2 adapters will not work very well in this mode and if Torque sees the adapter having problems then it will fallback to normal mode. But this works well on the OBDKey and Scantool.net OBDLink products. As a sidenote on this, and to be open about this, I make no income from any of the adapter sales (but I have had things like a couple of adapters to test with Torque sent to me and a ecu sim, from scantool.net and obdkey.com (thanks both))
* If you’re trying to find out what you’re trying to find out. Unfortunately, there is nothing to do with the chip itself.
It makes it possible to make it easy to use it.
* Added some useful VIN / Manufacturer information to the status activity (Manufacturer dependent)
* Added vehicle calibration id (for ECU’s that support it)
You can see how much you can get from your particular adapter.
* Fix / improvement for 1/4 and 1 / 8th mile timings being rounded to a whole second.
* Large numbers of IDs strings stored in the ECU should now be nicely formatted.
* Change the protocol "detection" code to a few more poorly implemented.
And this is in my application of users
To be done:
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Bar display
AIDL interface. I thought it’s about time I did it.
Make the settings screen less cluttered to understand.
Refactor PID code to allow use of larger PID / Modes
Make prettier and more useful KML export.
Setting to stop logging GPS info
Send-to-back (etc) option for dials.
Display title editing